My Shasta daisies, which I grew from seed last year, have finally started blooming. They've been on the verge of opening for about a week now.
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| Snug as a bug... |
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| LadyBug Instar on Shasta Daisy |
So far, I have only one open daylily.
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| 'Barbara Mitchell' |
The peony-flowered poppies have opened completely.
Coreopsis and Dianthus, all grown from seed last year, are blooming.
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| Coreopsis grandiflora 'Sunray' |
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| Dianthus 'Brilliancy' |
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| Dianthus 'Cheddar Pink' |
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| Nodding Onion/Allium cernuum |
This Corydalis has been flowering for months.
My Astilbes are looking bright. I've lost the tag, so I don't know the name of it.
I got this Thalictrum my first year here in the PNW, and it's only been foliage till this year. The foliage looked a lot like columbine, so for a while I thought that was what it was. Then just recently, it put up a tall flower stalk, and I remembered what it was. I think it is Thalictrum pubescens.
It has kind of a fairy quality to it.
Like little fairies in grass skirts, floating in mid-air.
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